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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

SUrcmE Yesterday morning 40 AGED
entleman by the name OF william XII
zen. living on Main street between sixth
aud seventh. sasnmitted suicide By
taking stFFchniue. he died at p. n.
There is no canss assigned fer the iced
- his son. Mr.. J. c. k.llen. stated THAI
syaFything VS. haFmoHi0us st home.
He was s. years II sac, and the only
atnsg Il THAI Be wss tired q life. he
bouzhi thc prison u druzgist yester-
3ay uaoEcins ans nzsntioned 70 the eisrk
10 snswer 90 IA Qusries - 90 uhAs be
wznted il fer. thst it wss b kill rats
Il E was advised b tske "roaah on rats, y
hal said tast &c VS. ast straaS enonQh-
fhe eiert. - required by las. nate the
resuisr e8fSg - the sale - ths poison.
Tss sneaai baoght was - grains. aad
whan t1.d he price IS vents, he rsmaB-
sasatoi With the eleFk, thas throwing
him csmpletely "a be guard. klckiag
81 ths Co.'s % poison Is uct 40 DsaAl
thinE flF aaAE scutemplatinE suicide,
/ H. said b. uisssd she patsan piaialy
lzhsiied h. kcep a. Assay frs@ tie ehii-
Srsa. The fsn~rsl ell take llsss fro1
b > rtsiSsnae tncay ~ ? 3 n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

TIE "NxADo."-on saturday ever
ing next tne Seattle publie vill have az
sppostunisy Of hearing that most popu-
lar Of Gilbert a SsIlivAn's comic opeFAs,
The "Mikado.1 IL has already been
given here, bas Ws feel safe IN saying
that tie peoPle Of TIE city vii heartily
wele,sne Is again The music IL IN SIR
Arthur's sappiest vein, and the eftsser
one listens 10 10. tie better be likes q
and the nare eager 90 see it presented
Auew. The apega wfn b. sung By 81
Johns Masicai Sseieiyesf O,ymgi8. ne
u she shi, 80 aEgaaiEat.ooz Of ths ki1d
u TIE ferritoFy. TIE artists 'oEnpos-
ing it e1Ve spsearea several tigaes a.
the car tal and nnahtng hEt praise has
baeE Asarded them for she excslieas
manner IN Which they have pro61ced
tais popaiSr work. Tue cAz, - sasa %
b. a rrxasFs ahiy sir0ng one, the sels.s
| efAcisnt tiae eAsEus work good and fke
rsn~sAi eseG=bis eqaal 10 tbas q shy
I profess o1zi troape thsf hsz hsEetofure
I arpsArsa IN oar midst. Ebs opers viil
| Be- veil casi asEed AID zivss With appsa-
rriEte stag satfings. 50 thSgs e no rea.
/ "a udg Il stsald Est Be a. a1GcAIi.sd
saecesz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDExGs.
GELmE.A nril "a

SEATTLE. April Is.
In the case Of the Territory W. Geo
Il. Miller. the motion for change Of
venue was denied.
Technical objections were raised to
the jury panel, and en- motion the en-.
tire panel wss quashed and new venire
calling for forty iursFs from King and
twenty from Kitssp counties were or
dered i sued.
The petit Jury was discharged.
The accounts Of Uaited States Com
missioner Smith were examined and ap-
proved.
Court adjourned tall $50 a. m.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
A CARD Fnon nEs. pAvrs.
nnnefnE IN the saxsh ssrees seAssl.
EDETuR Pos1 IxrxrxrsExcxs.

namefmE IN ghe saxth sereca seAeel.
kDETuR Posx IxrKrx1gEScxR:
] think tie mAnazsmaat q the Sixth
Street Sehool did pezfeefIy Kight In re-
spectinR tie Telizfuns sentiDenfz Of =
lAERe per cent Of its pasrons. IN not a.
loving dancing IN The school buildinz
daring Lent, - y their custom On al
other Rchool days during the year.
also think II dancing In the school
euiidis2 was prohibited entirely In COO
formity 70 tie seligioos sentiments Of
eqaaiiy ss large, II nes larger per esnt.
Of tie pasFans Of cur publsc sehOcl, Il
woald be likewise an oct Of justice.
Many believe the pablic school is no.
pnoFsr place for prayers and BiblE
readings Many also believe il IL not 8
piscs FOR dancing. II the opinion Of
one class is 20 Be respected, surely If Il
Ros asking toe much that the opinion Of
TIE other equally IS Numerous elsss, be
respected also. Respectfully,
CLkKK d. DAVIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
ruE FxCFIIrST arArIrEEs

OF the delightful liquid fruit remedy.
syrup % Figs, commend 10 10 all whO
safer from hsbitusi eoastipstios aud
kindred Ills. BsinR in liquid form and
pleasant 10 the taste, sAFmless IN its
nature s.reng; hening - veil IS clesne-
ina IN lie properties. Il Is easily taken
hy old and ys1ng, sud tEniy beneficial
10 its Effects, and therefore the favoTits
family rstsedy. especially With the
ladies and chill rsn, who require 3 gen
tle vet sHestivs laxative. Fer sale by
A. 81 Stewart. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Pas frsn 800 10 $50 noss 70 an
szsnt for 3 pian0 sbea yea ezn bay 4
weeer snd Decker 4 So1 psaRo direct
frosa sc fsslsry snd save al pEo6tx 20
,rtaalsmsn. Fr4nk ktMball, mana
fsasEres's Aeent. OfEce. thFes doors
Absxe Foztsttaee. Passes Oh sasy terms
and for rent SsUpte PdaEaa o. baud
Ssza and est pEicsA fexsH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UH9CRUPuLOUs PER
~ sons have represented 10 our detri-
ment that we manufacture only cheap
aoapsL Intentionally. conveying the idea
that our SOAPS are Of poor quality when
SUCH ~ NOT THE CASH. Though IN sne
sense Of the word our soaps are cheap. the
purchaser IN getting more soap Of a aupe-
rior quality then OF certain higher priced
sosps. We mike all grades ~ lauae ~
and household SOAPS. and epecialiy recon-.
mend our WESTERN QUEEN HAVON
o. suitable for all uses and slways giving
fatlsfaet i0n. Because OF the th0rOughneee
with which this Hrap cleaBse8 do not
think that Il Injuries the clothing. We
guarantee satisfaction money esunded II
wiael and that Il win not hurt the
hands or iniure ths most delicate fabric.
DO ron WI d - build up your home IN
dastriesl n so you win find "a deserving
~ your patronage Insist upon the use o.
only fais scan 10 your household. Ask
your grocer for Il and take no other than
the Western Queen Havou. We ask you
81 favor due t. your home indu tics 70
purchase ene box Of this soap and give 4
4 hnsouRh trial.
fe7 sKATTLE SOAP co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14
ERTaPEAAs AND sBsrINATE "a
CRRa.

Bsils, Cafhanclss and RuHninR Sores Of
every Kind are cieARscd, ths poison
seraas destroyed and speedy enrs shect-
"a by ussng Darbys ProehylAtae Fluid
Il have SeSa s15icted wtfb sGe Ery-
sireIss. Ssshing Soald hesl toe sore OF
sop the FanEing. used Daroys Pro
phylAelis Plaia and f9and spcedy
curs. Have also tired i IN several otter
esses sad il has psove1 e1icciaAi. '-s.P.
GAExR- Dc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

CoSrRAor LKT.-Mr. Noah Armstrong
has let the contract for renodeline the
New Arlington Hotel bailding into a
first class livery and sale stable TO John
5. Anderson, Of the Enterprise planning
mill. Mr.. Anderson has already entered
upon the performance OF the work.
Men are also engaged in excavatinR
and removing the earth from under the
buIldine. This basement will be lifted
40 for the accommodation OF IS horses
and the door above will be used for the
carriage and harness room.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

$4,000 auction sale OF ciothiBR and
gents furnishing goods. bsing the
stock Of J. Baam & Co. sold 81 Sheriff
sale last week in san FRANCHISES for spo4
cash. Oar kuysr, on toe alert With
ready cAsh, rAked N about $4,000 sorth
81 less than eSst Of material IokI.As
4 SrNaFRMkN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

lSslSH A man from Saehoulish
nAmsd Antoas Gsandy. vas tAksn ao
Tore haseestsr YESTERDAY 90 a eSaFs,
% Insanity, and Wzs afcsre5 ss9l q
Steiiacoon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Mrs BEEsHKR, previous to her de
pArture 90 Portland 20 select new
stock Of Ladies' Spring Suits, has re-
daced all dark .eOlored and heavy
weight suits. To accommodate the Ia
dies her salesroor1 vili remain open
autii s o'clock. Reinig blaek.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Ladies' Linen Collars. Monday morn
ing. 100 dozsn at cent each, at 1oKIAs
q sNaEhMAE's. ap3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Why pay 20. q yard for common (HaT-
rog) law, WIEN you can get the real
Panama lawn (Videl for p. and 21So.
SO CHESTER CLKARY's. apis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Sik SSls.-fo sitract slk hayers
rad luKIAs 4 SfsoEENASs advertise
neenE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

EneF ldssy Aa3 Lsas salo.--Ta "a
ttAsa snt ,aasFy sEd iaes AaHsrs, rraG
1oHLks = SgxasKMAN's assrertl seEnsnt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Silk sale.-To attract silk buyers
resd ToKLAs d SEoEnxAx's advertise
ment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

Mes fosS aassion. A les OF Iseaa Rat
e2hfoidaEis& CNEsF1a CE.&ANx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

"a. handsome assasa. olaAaI' aElo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

lsas arsss sooasr sAls voOl- oszAss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-14

The register OF the American Ship.
masters Association gives the following
description OF this vessel: 81. Stephen
Wn. 4 Douglas. master; ship; Amer
ieaa; length, 9S 5 feet; bFt adtb, 40 8
deg,h. 237; battling port. NeS York
1892 tons; built at Bath. Me-. 1871, by
Chapman 4 Flint; owner, BsBi. Flint,
New York; sixth olsss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

- fzsla ~ A.0seEs-
F1rfsg -. A4s. ls.-fs eatoz4e. o.
se1s st4eF dssl.y Goa. gogld. sssass 20
h4ss 8eeoas 50 .s.lss iasrs1lsng II fl1Es-
burg eoa1setiszsry. \ lsas tAaa t~s8ly-
tErss psEssas Esiak n lAs ssys1Lssata
warsi srs ll frsaa tAs elects u szlng csn-
fsensas. Little saasaisr u CkaFses
Bakzr. eoltEaetof. 1ho Ives "a k0ftF-
sxfA g.. eelz4r a eust4Ec e4xe a. the
grocery stsxs u >. J.. Iogls, ysslercay.
l4-s eake vas pArt&xen o. -
satire Baker hlllF 4z4 o4s ~
sso ooArasss. By uooA az sao kss eaten
- tie esAisgtlsa esrs suffering Fi0-
eat ralass coupled ~itn azuses. ELa-llcs,
aaaeR aelllal al Esre 81 aniElsEefsd a.l4
a. l4is h@4r .4sl q al tas p@EienLs sefs
Supposed - s. cut ~ danger. Als Loszn
aad An1ies-kudeliss nurse kiri, ~a0 Aad
ezrsn some IT tae grgcer's caks tie n.kat
previous were a.so very SEX. sllA lt-llear
l1us ~ Do.s1n. Ars. j j. ohafer q grocer,
a41 family sho Ire Oh Forty ann 80.
ziso bought anG ATE quantity 0f the Gaze
ald are ni0fs Or iszs il. A o4LchsE named
simon. 1ho iiYes ~ tie saals locality, hls
vile and tour children ats " tie czke aut
are yet very SICK 5. LOsle, Who sold The
cake. Alleged he purchased y ~ BAKER
hop Ia the east end
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

White onyx pins with long stems ~ pol
ished gold, also long stemmed white enameled
flower pins. are decidedly popular Just now,
being especially appropriate for summer
wear. Other popular pins are those repre-
senting n spTfg of ivy, hop vine or a tiny
spray OF Virginia creeper. Daisy pins, clover
lsaves, the Wild rose and similar old patterns
swell the list Of designs in neck aud scarf
pins.
Among new designs in diamond ornaments
are rams heads, three crescents grouped in
the form OF trefoil. and diamond heart
Diamond stars and horsesboes remain popu-
lar. both as pendants and rs brooches The
Freneh enamel paintings in framework Of
diamonds OF n pearls furnish beautiful and
at the same time fashionable ornaments.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
Al rHE cHr RcHEs roDAr.

ReF r. WalksF yee@s wll preach ia tat
IaoxDlng - l4s. oo4kh C<k x1eS2 lAoll4l
~aarCh.
fae administration q re Lsords super
80 BE- conducted .. the l4FlzioH stree ID.
I. eAareh ~ tke sftsfaoea snd love ie1st
sn1 5zDizsE44l SERVES ~ the eyenfag
Al tas Sseea4 otzszz Al. T. ChurC1 tLs
love least l~ll- 0e bed a. s O'Clock s4a the
saef4naeEt Al III 81 - t6s z0ruink.
Al Grsoe Church tke Rev George ".
West xll pEsaea ~ tbs morniag O.
No = Pr.sxfsss. via, II Il. and . tAs
sysuleg "a - Believe ia Jesus C1rlsl
Key. : X WoodfoFd q the Trnity
church. VII BFezc1 al -. Nark ehuroA ~
lie morning.
At tie Fountain stree. Baptist church 5.
Graves. h. d.. Of Atlantis. Ca. wiu pfezcR
tie mozniDk CA The To-day and la
f9morgos Of Ias Oolored Aan.' No syen-
M service
Al ike Westminstsr Presbyterian Church,
Rev. 10 Piers0n, y. D.. Of Ionia viii
ofioist4 morning and eseaing.
Public services will be held A. p n. ~
the Sew and Latter House of Israel st 40
Csnal-sk Subject The Bright Light AZ
TIE Clouds"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
A SID PROCESSION
MosE ceATas AT cFsTsHoaTa-
fks las4ast - 30 hssa1a-~d - f1asa@s
Ia Jarg A4.ts ~ - F4FHsrs ~-a
49, FastlAl - ths fzskA-
zaAa Css4g g44g.

CBarssaag5. a.. Aak. tA--IAs inqasst
.iil - rszaazad "a TUESDAY nsEE aad SAD
posnas hass sssa iasasd sor luss a1Esoer
q ~insssss CDrs1sr Lsax isalAs sss-
gA4lc4lig asn.9i sas rsPort sa4z tbs ials
a.sa szea nais ~ sLta fzis2d.y sys -
~.fd i-s s4-irosd company he a--i tsA-
sslozs lasuiax his samm5us Ia eoasa-tsd
Postmaster Se4rs aad AaYsr sniiAi 1n-t
se.sel0ls esss mails sifa oae exception
i4ola tAs a.flllaa elsAsns znl TIC tols II
i1Te5li gatl.s1. 80 a. tz - nad gone me7nis
Z anyg1lag laal tne -tefs Net1 inclined
~ os sg4iasi tAs eOfpDfaflon SAL = might
- sal l4s1 a. = ..lt .sas tas in 1atl<al-y1
E14l1 BE- e0nlp.ete and tho seIdlcI IA -
eorl VII aas lrslmeng.
usala csms today - tbs relief % tso
more victims ~ ehaf Eiil pass llto history
a. "lns JhaiaE1rlA horror l1ila Al
1elo. fae ss44th1l Ee5r.E ed about whom
81 liuch Las been sr.ilen during the past
~ days. d'e1 ia the fosu Hali a. 3 o clock
f1is Il8rEinE ald alIaosl simultaneously
ID Little 1oiel az Piper tilY. ave miles
ssaJ. Nr.. Valentine. ~ Peoria. brsa.nrd
der asst wish her only chLd,
handsome intelligent little fe.l0~ x
years, she sas elroals East to yisit her
mother lt would nave been her urst TIP
ia n4ly years l3 her old hone. Was1 tLs
crash cane TIE boy Nzs asleep. SIX 0f ths
tu ara who have osca cared Tor ~ + per
City. we're carried ID Peoria this alter
nOon. They we're in cafs Of DEL
ssaEioa 0f tts relief c0mmIttse Oi
Peoria. consisting of IS. ID. " orthinglon,
NIcnaeI Sansef simon J. kiidun W. sltz-
1aQIiee. " Beu sat George b. Foster. ali
lead x citizens. a. whose disposal the rail-
ROAD com pany h4l placed special train Of
tNo express cars aal a Passenger coach.
TIE Injured were oOrne OF cots. trom ths
house N1er. they have Deel sheltered, 20
t1s frslo. 4a1 nearly the entire population
81 tha town tarued out 10 ses ths sad pro
csss0n. Men sared Lasir heads and weft
A. ne victims some u them with pals,
white iacss. aod others xashed, battered or
BRUISED we're carried DY. The cots were
gently lifted - t1e express cars
aud he tram stAr.sd On ils way going AZ 4
Low fate % speed IN order that j0llius and
sLaklus Of che patients might De avoided
40 m.ch as possible. The names of thoss
removed ssre. B +. Ayers aad wife. Of
Wsshingtou. III. ". +. McDOnough. VIM.
Illrich and l.. g.. Rotterdam. al OF Peoria.
and " b. AcDOnOugh. Oi AcComb.
Those Remaining a. Piper City are IN q con
ditlon which vii nos admit ol their being
moved.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

There seems, SAYS the Cloak and Suit Re-
view, 70 be a great prediction for soft Him
alaya and Nigone stuffs, Camel hair Is much
used, as fashion seems To favor again re-
turn to hairy soft stuffs.
Velvet stufTs OF tricot ground are one color,
or mixed; then there are flock like stufs on
tricOt, also In one or several colors, and these
viii be much used for cloak confections next
winter. There is hardly an ything fashionable
ct present in the way of ladies' clothing that
Is not on tricot ground.
There are a LOT Of new stufrs in Pompadour
styles. The designs are NOVELETTE, small
flower patterns are mostly on Ottoman, or
Mstlasse ground In Raymond stuff they
are placed between small strips in arabeSque
figures, bat SO thick as to be hardly dis
tingnishsd from the ground. New dot goods
on stripes, or divided by stripes, are TO bs
seen MORE is out 10 fine patterns Claude
Vignon has very fine stripe designs. Aoire ID
not very fashionable in Germany, however.
new pink red color Is baptized Henry IL
Rensta Is a new stuff In erabesque designs.
JasInin is a silk gauze, the stripes confined
by part colored points. Gray seems favor
ite color, and the latest, silver gray called
Argant, takes the lead. Next to it in favor
h a cinnamon brown.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Tie Diana coi1ure here represented 4 es+
peclaly suited TO young faces, and may Be
dressed Ia two ways The back hair is either
u be combed over 10 the frOnt-this can bs
done where the hair Is short-where it Is
fastened with plain comb and the ends ar
ranged with the front locks cut about the
length Of two fingers, IN high toHpet. The
curls at the nape Of the neck, IN tnl arrange
ment, must be furEish& by false hair.
When one has thick, fine growth Of hair,
the toupet and short front curls may be
made entirely OF the front hair, and the back
strand arranged 10 fal down in curls. Or
namental pi14s complete the coifPure. The
models, with descriptions, in this Issue are
from The Season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
DOESN'T BELIEVE IT.
" aat Ar. Js8ks says aDoGs the Indiet-
msnt Of & r. Hantiaztoa.

WAsalSsTos. Aug. l5.-Acun< Attorney
General Jenks. ia al interview with st.V
reporter today, ABOUT the published state
meat that the Department OF Justice had
taken steps as; Nay looking 70 the indiet-
ment of e. p Huntington and others con-
nected with the Union and Ceatral Pacinc
roads Tor bribery by the Grand jury,
OF the District OF Columbia said
that they had no knowledge
of any such plan Or project having been
contemplated Dy the Department. DE
added. Il can say that the statement Is
not true. as 1 have only been Ia charge
s.ncs the Attorney Generals departure.
Bat nOthing OF the kind has come 10 my
xn0gledg-, OfAciAlly or un0ticially.'
General jerks. though not prepared 70 deny
the truth OF the special. intimated quite
clearly that he didn't credit il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
GOV. ADAMS READY TO ACT.
fkumOrs OF More Fighting ana More
CAzuakIIss.

DESvxR, Col, Aug. l3.-No additional
news from the frontier where ColOrOw
created a disturbances. has been received
bat all necessary steps are being taken 10
prevent any further outbreak. This morn
Ing Governor Adams instructed the assls-
tEnt Adjutant General 10 order Capt. Cos
lin's company 10 procesd az once from As
pen 70 Glenw0Od Springs, sixty miles from
Mrezer 10 be ready for any emergency that
may arise. Adjutant General George West
IS already on bis way 10 the scene OF
trouble. No courier has arrived from
Mesker direct since early Friday morning
but rumors ara circulating OF more tgntng
and casualties. Governor Adams says he
will not wait on the National authorities,
but will take needed aud prudential meas
ures to protect settlers, and II any are
killed by Colorow or his band State laws
will cover the Oliense.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
AN EDITOR SHOT.
A Fatal Fight in a New Orleans News
paper Office.

NEw ORLEANS. Aug. 1S.-Adolph Zen
neck. editor and proprietor OF the New
Orleans Mascot. a weekly paper, was shot
and fatally wounded in his Office today by
Daniel Brown, mechaaic. Brown
called at the Office OF the Mascot
20 seek an explapation and correction of
al article which appeared in the
Aasc0f this morning. Angry words passed
followed by a scuille. during which Brown
vas pushed partly down stairs Zenneck
followed him down. when Brown. recover
ing himself drew a pistol. AT the same
moment Zenneck drew his. Both men
opened fire and three rounds were dis
charged. At the third report Zenneck fell,
the ball having pierced his right thigh.
seyering the feD.orsl artery. Brown is
young man of 22 years Of age.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

President Haghar.. Of the e. r. & 7. Rail-
road Compsny, hss received three sketches
from ss many designers. for the prsposs8
new Union depc, building in this city. rhe
vatsr-coi0r drawing of Arcbi itects Mason {
Rice, cf Detroit IS the only one thus far
exhibited. According % their plan ard
Specifications the huildiug would extsri
from ne genera Office over what = now A
grass plat. and AXE II TIE Whole length of
the present huiiting. With an extension
vest. and a covering over tie tracks
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
LOOKING Up LIQUOR BUSINESS.
A Circular Requiring i.evsaoo Collectors
% Maka a Special RAPPORT.

"a Mako Special Report.
WAsHiNeroS. Aug-Acting Commls-
sioner henderson, Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau. has issued an important circular to
collectors, Ia which be directs that the
quantity OF tax paid on spirits Of different
kinds known to the trade. held By wholesale
liquor dealers and rsctiders on October /,
Be reported 70 the Commissioners Of IN
terra revenue on November l.
Mnnte instructions accompany the cir
culsr. whica Is intended 20 make a
thorough rstarn OF the liquor IN the hands
Of dealers on that date. The circular,
amor other things. directs; You are re-
quest-a . see thar spirits IN the store are
not reported more then once. SO as 20 show
= xresser amount Of spirits than Is actually
90 hand Persons and hrrns making a re-
port Of spirits 0n hand, should report all
spirits SHOWN oy their records TO De on
hsad. wherever the same may De stored,
and persons and firms having in store
spirits not OslOnging to them. but carried
on other wholesale liquor dealers or rec
tidsrs' books. should exclude such spirits
srom thsir reports. This information will,
h il believed. have bearing on Congres-
si0nal legislation this Winter in regard to
the tariff.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Gentleman Jim" Allen is confined TO
his residence on Calder 81. suffering from q
wound which hs accidentally received Fri
day evening. Mr. Allen met friend named
Bra dburn. who offered 70 make him q pre-
sent Of pair Of shoes. They went 70 Mr.
Bradbur1 room 20 get the shoes. snd while
the generous gentleman was changing his
clothes bis revolver visa accidentally dis
charged, the ball taking effect in Mr..
Aliens leg. making an ugly wound, and
necessitatinx the cutting Of q g&sh several
inches long n order 70 extract TIE lead.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

RUsTcHucK. Aug. ia banquet was
given this evening in honor OF Prince Fer
dinsnd. In proposing toast II. NikiiarOl
expressed the 6delity Of the people 70 the
Prince, and their determination TO achieve
the Independence of Bulgaria. We will
cover the Balkans with corpses" be de
carsd. rather than let our enemies enter. "
Prince Ferdinand was sfterward carried on
the shoulders Of Bulgarian officers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

NV Yoak. Aug. l3-Among she possen-
gers arriving by the EtruTis today were
Hon, j. \. N. Curry. q Richmond. Va.
Tinted States Minister 20 Spain. in corrsnv
With Chang en- Hoon. Minister rom
fhina t0 -psln. Peru and the the United
States. FheT we're ust tY delegation of
Cinnamon nom Wsshirgfon. and ell PRO-
reed 70 p ssaingfon tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Ns~ fcsx. Ang iS-rhe Csfh'ir N-,-s
e. tomorrow ~il state on snfbontv. thar
feT father Earrsr has expressed to TIE
Aost Reverend Archh'saoo hrs sorrow thst
- 11eeence a. re recent pfcaiC. in cora
esny vita Dcctor Me',ivnn hss he=n IN
sProrrtsd A. tar9flag cantams-v anc d.
fespect ~ TIE HciT So sn,l hs prem fs-7 =,
snsisin ~ - fntfre froD anything tha8
Esy give re - suca infsrlreaiion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

louis BruYnencxx s-rirei in the CIV
yesterday direct from Belgium. He hadn't
= cant and vas isken - ST. Marks Home
lie wants 70 90 70 Msuisti1us where he
has = cousin. and TRANSPORTATION vii ba
procured fer him tomorrow He car~~f
sreak sny Fnelish, tut Clers Johrson ~
Police Headquarters could AK - hin, IN
ths Hoilsns IsrFgsze. vh.ch hs under
stood a -tis Hs e is-zs. stout buf'f
naan. and = wiling 60 work